Vertrauen Computer time utilities

BINCLK -- Binary Display of Date and Time Uses text mode 3 for LED-like output. W/src. Freely distributable (c) 1995 J.A.Roeckelein

Clock is a small TSR program that displays the current time in the upper right corner of the screen. It can be programmed to ring an alarm at a given time, and can be asked to display the clock only when a hotkey is pressed to not disturb others programs output.

COUNT v2.01 -- A countdown utility Allows user configuration, many many features including large on- screen display, sound, adjustable display, total hours, mins, seconds etc etc... FREEWARE... 05-18-95.

PCCLOCK v4.3 - Calls NIST, USNO, or NRC atomic clocks or CompuServe to get the time. Sets PC's clock by modem to exact time by calling atomic clock or to nearest minute by calling local CompuServe access number. Now supports calls to NIST at 300-9600 bps and CIS at 300-28800 bps plus new USNO Washington and future Colorado Springs phone numbers. Boardwatch called PCCLOCK "charming from front to back." PC World called it "cool."

PCLOCK v1.7 - A PC/AT DOS utility to display an Analog Clock and Monthly Calendar. Can be called by screen saver programs. Time and date are set from the system clock. Press any key or mouse button to exit. Use the DOS command line to set colors (examples: "pclock magenta on cyan" or "pclock blue on white"). Requires an EGA or VGA color monitor. Written by Robert Lindsay Wells. Freeware.

TIMESTR - Displays a formatted time and date according to the C strftime() function syntax. User-supported freeware. Includes DOS executable and ANSI C source code.